INGCO 20V Brushless SDS Plus Rotary Hammer Drill 1100RPM, 26mm in Concrete, 4IN1 Function Adjust Knob, with 3Pcs Drill Bits and 1Pcs Chisel, 2Pcs 4.0Ah Battery and 1Pcs Fast Charger CRHLI202287

The SDS makes short work of taking off plaster. Very powerful. With the 2 included batteries it takes enough plaster off that by the time both batteries are drained, I can clear the rubble while the batteries charge and be ready to go again. I have another charger as I use these tools a lot and they are faultless so far!

This is a great set, at a really good price, the dual batteries and charger is fantastic, especially when its proprietary battery's!This drill makes quick work putting holes into brickwork, the hammer only function is ok for smaller jobs, but I wouldn't want to take on a larger project with it!It feels comfortable in use and with the battery position it feels light in the hand, nicely balanced, battery life is very good, and even better having two of them!comes with a great case that has an insert to hold everything securely, the plastic used for everything feels sturdy and good quality, the drill stands up well to knocks and bangs without marking the casing.The not so good bits.,With the handle attached and pointing down you can't put on or take off the battery - This is because off how compact the drill is!The drill is very loud, im not sure if this is normal, but its a lot louder than my other hammer drills. Even on drill only with no hammer it is loud!?

I am not 100% sure, but I seem to think that I have heard of this tool brand previously; however, either way, that matters not one bit, as this is a really fantastic bit of kit to help take care of your heavier duty DIY projects.To kick everything off, you get a great bright orange hard case to store everything in and on the inside there are dedicated slots for each component, which makes storing and retrieving each item nice and easy, plus it stops everything from sliding about when you carry it around.Included in the set is the bare drill, x2 4.0ah rechargeable batteries, a fast charger, x3 drill and x1 chisel bit, an auxiliary handle, a depth gauge and a set of user instructions.The drill itself is powered by a brushless motor, which is great news in terms of reliability and longevity and in addition to that, there is an internal cooling fan to ensure that none of the internal electronics/mechanics overheat and breakdown.Before first use, I topped up the charge on both of the batteries, which took less than an hour each thanks to the rapid charger. It is great to have this feature, as it means that even if you should find yourself unlucky and out of charge on both batteries, it won’t be long before you are up and running again. On each of the batteries, there is a battery power indicator, so you can track how much charge is left before you need to plug it in.Once I had everything connected up, using it for the first time, I was surprised at how ergonomic if feels in your hand, everything in terms buttons etc. are within easy reach and whilst it has a good weight to it, it isn’t overly heavy like some SDS drills and also feels nicely balanced. A great feature for when you are using the drill is the 360-degree handle, which gives you extra stability and power, plus you are able to adjust the position so that you can get exactly the right angle you need to get the best results.Like pretty much all SDS drills this one is no different in that it has an SDS+ chuck, which only requires you to push the drill bit in to secure it in place and then a gentle slide of the collar and the bit is easily released.You get four different power functions with this SDS drill, which are standard drilling, hammer drill, hammer only and chiselling. There is a multi-function dial button which you rotate to select the function you require. Each of the different settings work really well and are effective for each different project.There is also the standard forward and reverse functions, which you switch between by pressing the slide button either side of the trigger button. Speaking of the trigger button, this benefits from being vari-speed, depending on how soft/hard you press it in. You can go made and drill/chisel at the rate of knots, or you can be slow and more precise when you need to.There is a handy LED light on the front battery which projects light on the work area, illuminating the subject perfectly, particularly for when you are working in dimly lit environments.I have been using the drill to remove tiles from our en-suite and I have to say that it has been like a hot knife through butter at getting them off the wall. It has incredible power for a cordless based tool and being cordless makes it so much easier to work with, rather than being tethered to a power supply and having a trailing lead getting in the way.One thing to say, it is fairly noisy in use, but that said, I compared it to my corded version, (which will now largely be put into retirement) and there isn’t that much difference between the two. Ultimately, SDS drills are noisy pieces of equipment. One thing that I have also noticed is how quick the drill bit stops rotating when you withdraw power, I am not sure if there is, but it appears like there is an electronic brake present.I am astonished at the purchase price of £145.99 (at the time of writing this review), as you get so much in the kit, making this stunning value for money. The build quality, power and attention to detail throughout is remarkable and I cannot recommend this drill highly enough. If you are looking for an SDS drill then you really cannot go wrong with this one. A really great product.